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REOPENED,

A RNoLD'S RESTAURANT, NO. 40 X
II street, has been reopened by f. LeLh and
@. Matt, under the firm name % Leith & Matt.
The Iroprietors are experienced in the business,
and viii spare no pains to make the Restaurant
hrst-class The tables VIII always be supplied
with thu bcsr. olS-lm
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TAKES.

The Assessment Rolls for the year
1887 having been received by me, &C
cording to law, I will be at the fol-
lowing places for the purpose of re-
ceiving Taxes on the following days,
to wit:
Suffer Township.
At Three-Mile House, Freeport Road, Novem-
Der 9Th, at 7:30 o'clock A. NJ.
franklin Township.
At Riehps Store, Freepo1t, November sth, at 9
O'Clock A. N.
Georgiana Township.
At sharps Hotel, Walnut Grove, November sth,
at o clock p. NJ
San Joaquin Township.
At Elk Grove House, Elk Grove, November 9th,
at $50 clock A. NJ
Dry Creek Township.
At Devine's Hotel, Gait, November 9th, at
o'clock P. N.
Alabama Township.
At Mrs. Fowler's, Laguna. November 10th, at
So'clock A. NJ.
Lee Township.
At Howell's, November 10th, at II o'clock A. n
Costumes Township.
At Humans, Michigan Bar November 10th, at 3
o'clock p. M
Natoma Township.
At Stephenson's Hotel, Mormon Island, Noyem-
Der 18th, at o'clock A. N.
Granite Township.
At Railroad Depot Folsom, November 18th, at
IL o clock A. NJ.
Mississippi Township.
At Lawton's Store, Ashland, November 18th, at
3o'ciock p n.
Center Township.
Sprock's Saloon November 18th, at II o'clock
American Township.
COUGHS Saloon, November 18th, st2o'clock P. N.
Brighton Township.
At Perkins, Brighton, November 18th, at
O'Clock A. II.
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ID R j. CToR
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFICE HOURS.

10 to12 A. NJ, Q to 4, 6:3O to 7:3o NJ
10 TO IL A. n, to 4, 7toSP. M.
1880 A. NJ. to II NJ, l to2,7 toSP.
$50 TO u A. NJ, to4P. M.........
1910 A. NJ to l, 2 to 4, 7 toSP. NJ.
9 to IL A. NJ, to 8 P. M..................
9 to 10 A. NJ, to 8, 7toSP. M.
q N. to 8 P. NJ, 2 to s P. M..............
9 to II A. M, 2 TO 4, 7 to8P. NJ.
10 to II A. NJ, 2to4, 6:30t to 7:30P.M.
= to II A. NJ, to 3, 7to8P. M...
p to II A. M, 2'2G tc 4:So, 7toSP.M.
9 to 10 A. M, to 4, z toSP. No..
II A. N. to Il M, to 5, Z to SP. NJ.
9 to II A. M, TO 4 p. M..............
u N. to l, 2 to 4, $50 to SP. NJ.
. A NJ. to IL NJ, 2 to 4, 7toSP.
........................... .
NO afternoon hours Sundays.
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ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

T,HE TULE GUN CLUB HAS LEASED SIMS
J. LAKE for this hunting season Anyone
caught hunting or trespassing will be prose
cuted to the full extent of the law. BY order
of Secretary. [olstfipl q. C. MUDDOX.
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BRoNCHITIs.-For Hoarseness and Sore
Throat Browns Bronchial Troches" are
specific.
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EUREKA SALOON,

sss X street ...-.....-...-.tnext to Cronan's),
MAZ=INI BROS, Proprietors.
ZINE WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AL
ways in stock. In connection with our
Saloon we have the
Bacehus Wine Cellar, lilo Third street,
Where we have over 1900 gallons of wine
stored for wholesale and retail purposes. This
wine is from one to three years old. We guaran-
tee 1t 10 be in accordance with the Pure-wine
Law 4p
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Dairy Calf, 2513719c each: Dry Hides, usual
selections -@l311zc; Dry Kips, do, -t@131zc v
b; Calf Skins, do, -@15c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, 9@10c p 10: Pelts, shearling, 10c to
25c each; do, short, So95oc each; do, medium,
Skins, summer, 271a@2Sc; do, fall and medium.
24626c 2 b.
FRESH MEATS Following are the rates
tor whole carcasses from slaughterers
to dealers: Beef-First quality, 6@61sc: second
quality, SIC; third quality, 41a@5c q d. Veal
Large, 5@6c; small, 7@9c . b. Mutton-Quota-
bic at &C p b. Lamb-Quotable at 7@Sc . ID.
stock, 211Q4c dressed Hogs, 6lzQ7c o Z.
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S p &C FIG S .

6ulU D DtuXE1ste7 OF sent pOstpald on receipt OF
ice.-HIMPIREYe MEDICINE 90. los = alson 81. III.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TO.
In day have applied to the Superior Court OF
aerameDto Comfy ier discharge from nv
solven; Act Of 1880 : and the Court has fxed
FRIDAY, December 2, 1877, at the Courtroom
OF Department One, in the Courthouse, Sacrs-
mento, at 80 Clock p II, as the time for hear
ing my petition. when ell creditors should an.
pear aud shos cause WHY 81 5u;d not receive
such discharge.
Dated Detobef 81, 1857 r ". POTTER.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney ;oF Petitioner.
21-4wTu
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noDGE,G

CAcRAMENTo GLOVE FACTORY. no. 1919
. Ninth street, between and K Hand-sewed
Smoked Buck, Waterproof Buck and Black
Buck specially. 40
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REEVES g. LONG

REEVES g. LONG,
II NJ ID ERT "a * R 81
s9s Jst., bet. Sixth and Seventh (nor.i, sIdel.
WE KEEP ON HAND A CON-,
" plete Stock of Collins and Caskets SsssrssIz3
Also, Shrouds of every description. Orders
i5om city or country will receive prompt atteu-
ton, day or night. EMBALMING done On the.
pest manner. ct reasonable ratns ~
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FRITZ & MILLER
q M - Ez TA EEn

0FFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
~ Ninth and z streets. Complete stock OF
UnGertakers Goods constantly on hand. Civ
night. at reasonable rates Telephone lSs IN
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"a NO WORDS
SAPOLIO,

OH NILEOr
The try it and make home bright.
Clean mess and neatness about house are
niece ssary TO insure comfort. Man likes eors ort,
and IL he can't 1ne it at Eome he will seek
elsew here for it. Good housewives know that
SapoIi makes house clean and keeps it bright.
Happiness always ,dwells in a comfortable
home Do you wSzt cleanliness, comfort and
bappint 81? Try Sspeiio and you viii be SUI
% sed at your success. No. Is.
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w. ]. KAVANAIiflR

w. J. KAVANAUGR.
II III ID Il R T II
No. 613 St., bet. fifth and Sixth
A LTAYS ON HAND A LARGE AssORT-
"A ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
BnTlaI Cases, Collins and Shrouds furnishes
Colhn orders viii receive prompt attention on
open day and night 4n-H
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MIR. s MRS. e. Fl. BRADNER- c. SIS,
SUNG WING s co.

4 IHR!STIAN SCIENCE MIND-HEALING, IN
~ strict accordance with the teaching of the
Mass. Metaphysical College. Hours: 9 to s.
Office: Ills Twelfth street bet and L I'm
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For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood
and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
1y-TuThS Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga.
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UNDERWRITERS.
tNo evening hours

hours to 10 A. NJ to 8, and Ito P NJ Tres 7s 9th
HOURS A. NJ, Ito 3, and to 100 H. .,.......
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JAPANESE AND CHINESE BAZAAR, 500 ]
y street, between Eighth and Ninth, Sacra-
mento. All the Latest Novelties in japanese
and Chinese goods. erockery, etc Give us call II
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BUSINESS UAaDS.

DIXON, G. M, NJ. D. Office, 40S st..
P1NKHAM, CHAS. E., NJ. E.. Office, S1s Sth ST..
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H. F. ROOT. ALEX. EEILsoN J. DRIscoL.
ROOT, NELSON q CO.,

TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists Front street,
between n and Q. Castings and Machinery OF
every descriDtion made 10 order. 4p1rn
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massacred, +" he went on, but they con-
tented themselves with putting us in the
guard of q huge sort of devil-savage. armed
with Q ponderous club.
This unwelcome attendant did not leave
us for an instant during the night, and we
could see him at times smack his chops and
rub his stomach in a way that but too clearly
signifed that he expected TO make q tooth
some meal of both Of us.
But they did not roast us either the NEXT
day or In the following few days. We after
wards learned that this respite was solely due
to the fact that, owing to a recent victory. the
larder of the tribe was abundantly supplied
with prisoners Of war.
One morning Amedee suddenly uttered q
cry of Joy, He had just spied at the foot Of a
big tree q large number Of excellent mush-
rooms. He filed his pockets with them, and
that same evening, after having gathered all
opossum with the famous sauce.
We actually cried with Joy as we eat
Thorn. Our jailer, after having tasted them,
uttered such q cry of pleased surprise that
the King, or chief, rushed to our presence. In
less than Ave minutes he had devoured all
that remained on the plate.
On the following day Amedee, despite
his horror n ~repugnance, was forced TO
cook Q prisoners leg in the same manner.
While he was engaged in preparing this
horrible dish l was sitting sadly at the foot OF
. tree. / was thinking that my friend was
certainly saved and that l was as certainly
~ was only o question of q short time
until | should DO fricasseed by the hand OF
my fnond Amedee and eaten In mushroom
Whilo musing ON this unpleasant idea I
pisos Of stick which I had In my hand. An
exclamation of surprise bur4 from my lips.
I had Just turned mp atTufis. an immense,
Syeet-ecented trufle, a. hne rs any Of those
Of Pe1gord.
81 called Amedee. and having shown him
my discovery. we set 70 work digging tho
aides. That same evening the King dinsd 80
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Mot q single patient was on board.
Hence, having nothing to occupy my time,
the days dragged heavily on me. The mo-
notony was almost unbearable. My only
diversions were at mess.
~ always made it a point to remain at
table as long as possible, first to kill time,
and second, for the pleasures OF the meal, as
our cook was q man OF real genius in his de-
partment: He had a special taste, in the con-
coction of mushroom sauce, such as l never
knew before or since. An aperient, spicy,
delicious sauce.
He was, besides, very proud of his supe-
rior merit in this respect and treated us to
his sauces as often as possible. With the
sauces that he made one could eat a hen that
had died of old age and think II was spring
chicken"
The doctor ceased speaking for an instant
and smacked his lips in memory of these past
delicacies.
II ended by becoming q very intimate
friend of this talented cook" he continued.
His name was Amedee, and he had been
favored with 0n education greatly above his
position. We often talked over our voyages.
science and the art of cookery, and we agreed
with one another ON . variety of matters.
AT length il happened that one hns oven
ing in August the Lessive cast anchor before
q beautiful green island, not even as yet eI-
plored, as il does not figure on the maps We
had no sooner stopped than Amedee, Wishing
70 give the captain . little agreeable surpIiso
by asrving mp Iome tresh fruits, t0td me that
he was going lahore In the little boat known
as the c~abbsee-paokot. and he invited Ine 10
accompany him. laooePtsd With pleASuns,
entered the boat and soon reached the shorA
An hour afterwards We were prisoners among
q tribe OF savages, hideoualy painted and
tattooed. and while thay led ~ away We had
TO witness the eeoniEine dEhS q the LeSSivs
weighing anchor and proceeding on nor
Dr.. Patesson here smptied q glass Of cham
payne to calm the emotions excited by 30
painful o reminiscence.
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The Plain Truth

Is that Hoods sarsaparilla has cured thousands of peo-
pie who suffered severely with rheumatism. 1t neutral
Ines the Tactic acid in the blood, which ,uses those ter
rible pains and aches, and also vitaliEes and enriches the
blood. thus preventing the recurrence of the disease.
These facts warrant US in urging you. II you suffer with
rheumatism. to give Hoods sarsaparlla a trial.
"Having been troubled with rheumatism
for many years, my favorable attention was called to
Hoods Sarsaparilla by an advertisement Of cures 1t had
effected. Ihave now used three bottles Of Hoods Sarsa-
parhla and can already testify to beneficial results. !
highly recommend 1t as q great blood purifier" j. O.
AYERS. West Bloomfield. N. Y.
"Ihad rheumatism so that when I sat or lay down !
could hardly get up. Hoods Sarsaparlla has almost
cured me-" p. CARNES. Gallon, o.
N. BIZ you make up your mind to try Hoods sArsa-
saparillA. do not be induced to take any other.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; sI for Sb. Prepared only by
O.. 1. HOOD d CO., Apotheoaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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ADJUSTMENTS.

gumptuously that he wanted to pass q fish
BON through Amedee's nose as o compliment
to his culinary skill.
During the following week the entire
tribe did not eat less than FIVE times q day.
Amedee, however, wore q melancholy air.
Listen to me, doctor he said at the end
of the eighth day, i have bad new for you.
The stock Of prisoners Is nearly out and the
Kings chief Minister, who has been APP
pointed my scullion. has given me- 70 under
stand that you must be cooked and truffied.
lin order TO gain time l made him under.
stand by gestures that IL would. be best to
first ~saturate you with trufies inside, 30 tina
when killed and cooked you would have Il
which TO prepare you. and during that time
you will nave the consolation Of stufing
yourself with truffies and filing yourself
with sauce
HE added in q fearful voice, I promise
you that no one but myself will have any
hand in cooking you y"
The guests at this point were all attention,
listening with knives and forks in the air.
Although ! was daily expecting this
trated when l heard it, and the truffes that
Amedee served up TO me at every meal only
added TO my CONSERVATION.
"They made me swallow enormous guam
titles of them, cooked OF cinders. fricasseed
in cocoanut milk, in gravy and so forth.
The savages made tho women dig them
out. The women devoted themselves to the
work will enthusiasm, and would have eaten
them as fast as+hey grubbed them from the
soil were il not that whenever they at
tempted 70 devour one they. were brought to
Q sense Of duty by q blow OF q stout stick on
the head.
:" quickly lost hosh on this regime. / was
rAeksd with cramps In the stomach and
seized with suoh q violent headache that ]
felt - II my brain were on fire.
"Ht the end Of two weeks my whole body
exhAisd the odor Of trufiea.
q" had evidently reached cooking point.
One evening tie chief Minister, who had
been assigned TO hslp Amedee in the kitchen.
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AMUSEMENTS.

and shifting me q happy thought came to my
mind-the idea that the savage. could be in
duced TO believe that he was already as pro-
hoient as Amedee, and SO might aspire to the
role of chief cook.
~ picked up a mushroom, and pointing TO
Amedee, who was lying asleep, i tried TO
make the cannibal understand by my gestures
what an appetiZing dish that excellent man.
so plump and fat, would make when served
up in that delicious sauce of his own inven-
ton.
Tho savage Immediately ran 10 the Kings
hut, evidently surprised at not having hit on
that happy idea before.
The nett morning I was awakened by q
loud hzzing; II was Amedee who was being
fried by Ids former servant i'll a mass OF
mushrooms.
II could not help feeling overioyed-frst,
because my companion WAS no more favored
than myself, and, secondly, because l knew
that the now cook would respite me for q
while longer, as he had his stock Of prisoners
renewed.
But 1 was not only respited-I WIS
What! saved ?" inquired the guests. all
speaking at once.
Yes miraculously saved! The successor
Of Amedee, who, ! need hardly tell you, was
not an expert in tho matter OF mushrooms,
had fried my companion IN Q poisonous
species of that root. And so, while the entire
tribe were twisting and writhing in the throes
Of al Undesirable collie, l seized my oppor-
tunity and made my escape to the shore.
The Lessive. which had not been able to
wait for US before. had now come back in
search of US.
" was siek for over q year after my es-
caps, and ! have had Al unspeakable aversion
to eTufies ever nnce. But as for mushrooms,
! almost adore them !"
And the Doctor then feelingly emptied an
other glass Of champagne in memory OF his
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ers. Miss Ferris will assist in receiving. The
debutante will wear rose French faille, with
o~verdraperies of han~d-embroidered lace and
sleeveless V corsage. Mrs. Cooke will re-
ceive in heavy black silk, with trimming of
jet passementerie and black and white lace.
There were 1000 invitations issued, which in
cluded the following-named persons:
Bishop, Potter, Mrs. Elbridge I. Gerry, Mrs.
and Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Dean and Mrs. Hof-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice, MIR. and Mrs. Paul
Mrs. Seabury, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, DR.. and Mrs.
J, b. Ball, the Misses Stevens, the Messrs. VAIN
Mr. Srss" Ogden Mn' ao essan Mr. .ns and Sey Mrs pf' Re adaaIinstSSp r..
and Mrs; 6. L. Cooke, Mrs, %satterlee, Miss satter-
lee. the Misses Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs; William
Miss Leroy, the Misses Rhinelander, Gen. and
Mrs: Vebo. the Misses Webb, Mr.. william Rhine
Misses Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. McKeever, Judge and
Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Mrs.
Wilmerdlng. Judge and Mrs. Lawrence and Miss
Mrs. F. Fisher. of s12 Fifth avenue, will
give q reception and a dance this evening.
Mrs. j. A. Bostwick, of 800 Fifth avenue,
will give a dinner, followed by an informal
dance, tomorrow evening.
The dance given on Monday evening by
Mrs. John w. Minturn, of % Washington
tN~@> VSS NV 80 ian VI hSh 6btOAt tl
has been announced, but for her niece, Miss
Appleton. - ,
Miss Fanny. Hawley will take place on Jan.
IL at the residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Hawley.
MIR. Frederick Conkling, of 81 East Tenth
street, will give a dinner on Friday evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Nathan Kaufman
and Miss Caroline Grabfelder will take place
at 6 80 O'Clock this evening, at Delmonico's.
The Rev. DR.. Gottheil will ~oficiate. There
will be no bridesmaids, The ushers will be
Mr.. 8. Kreiser. Mr.. Charles Kaliske, MIR.
Ernest Strauss, Mr.. o. Mayer, Mr.. j. Binge,
Nh. T. ~Guckenheimer, Mr.. j. Berg and Mr.,
Edward Jacobs.
Two dances, within a week of each other,
will be given at the Murray Hill Hotel. The
first will be that of Mrs. J. B. Brush, to-mor-
row evening, to introduce her daughter,
Miss Pansy Brush, for which l, 200 invitations
have been issued, and at which many
debutantes will assist in receiving, including
Miss Edith Vail, whose mother, Mrs. James
E. Vail, will give q cotilion there on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 28.
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TOMORROW EVENING,
Penelope.
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surprise appeared ON every face.
1t is q melancholy story" resumed the
doctor sadly, and as / nave nothing more
important TO talk about meantime, I may
- weh tall II to you now
Afser q momentN silenos. during which he
~Semsd 10 recall deepiy painful recollections,
NE doctor began,
iou Know mat l was attached TO the
s-nIy ~ many years as q physician. ] was
sTr. me world several times, and / have
adventures. 'o AHu
But y was In 1872 that I met with the
mmost tragic Of them all. / embarked al that
sb m : on board the new frigate the Lessive,
seaaV We Sa %a y 2 cruise In the Southern
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EARLY all of Decem-
ber's gayety is at an
end. The first week
in January will bring
with it quite O number
Of weddings.
The Rev. and Mrs.
William II. Cooke
will give o reception
and dance this even
ing at their home, 296
West Fifty = second
street, to introduce
their daughter, Miss
Cooke. Tho house
will be handsomely
decorat with o
plants and cut flow
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BOSSES BEGINNING TO YIELD.
Tho Walters Union Recognized by Ball.
room PROPRIETOR.

room Proprietor.
Officers of the Walters and Bartenders'
unions say that several hall and ballroom
proprietors have lately yielded to their de-
mands to employ union help only, notably
MI. Gottheimer, of Arlington Hall, in st.
Marks place, who formerly employed non-
union hands.
1t is reported that many labor and social
organizations of ~workingmen have quietly
boycotted several halls where the proprietors
have refused to recognize the union walters.
AS a result of the boycott the bosses are be-
ginning to yield. .
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FEW t%ruffies, doc
tor ?"
mo, thank you"
replied DR.. Tatesson.
turning away with an
air of unfeigned repug-
nance. ~ have not
tasted truffies for the
past fifteen years"
But you used to be
exceedingly fond OF
them when 1 knew you
long ago, DOCTOR"
Very true, but ]
cannot bear The sigh
of them since I wal
| truff1ed myself.
A look of puzzled
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BRIEF GLIMPSES AT SOCIETY.
tTHE GAYETIEs FOR THE PRESENT YEAR
NEARLY AT AN END.

fThe Rev.a and Mrs. william H. Cooke TO Give
a Reception and Dance this Evening to
Introduce Their DauRhter-Mr. Marsh
and Miss Hawley to be Married on Jan
1.-Two Dances at the Murray Hill Hotel
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Zug Again In Danger.

Lug again In Danger.
Iron the Sehwdbsohs herksr.l
The situation at Zug, Switzerland, has once more
become a very alarming one. In the immediate
vicinity of the Town Hall considerable depressions
Of the soil have manifested themselves to, such an
extent. in fact, that II has been deemed necessary
authorities have interdicied the use Of the houses
recently repaired. Borings, which have been
tory results, almost everywhere mud and slime have
been encountered at low depths, but scarcely any
stone, 30 that further depressions or slides may be
looked for sooner or later. The damage produced
by the disaster last July IL now definitely esti-
mated at 10, 900 francs.
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A CHILD'S LIFE SAVED

waeh FIX months OLD thelof hand Of our little grand
enna began 70 swell and had every appearance Of . large
DON "eponiueed H. but ALI 70 no purpose. About I've
months after IL became q running sore. Soon othsr sorss
M. n,noa ha..sn"nsS. !. susm On esoh mana;
~ pioou became more ana more impure II took lees time
for them 30 break out, A eore oame m IN. ohin. he.
ps.,h IN. -. ~. ~ un-.
hoatn M unoer lip, wnioh was very offensive, HIS head
was one solid scsb. disehsrrins q great deal. This was
his condition NJ tvontv.tvo rnorth. od r., I ,rs.r.
-, nontns opo' wnen
took the care OF him, his mother having died when he
was q little more than n year old. Of oonsumption f.orofuln
OF course). He could walk a little, but could not get up
he fell down, and could not move when In bed. having
he e. g oo I a1' 'i RaarD ! '"a a:,as ,s. ' c@1issss : .as
90 -. 30" ~ non NJ nae HAo
nv ootue OF the CUTIoURA REsoLVENr,
his head was completely cured. and he was
,m,,rovod In 40 -. NJ, =
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The evening world., 1887-12-21
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